I run the very same chip and version of SuSE with no problems at all, with the standard kernal. God that chip was a bargain at ?35! On Thursday, October 26, 2000 9:18 PM, Don Hansford [SMTP:donh@halenet.com.au] wrote:
G'day folks! Great news (for me, anyway)! I'm finally getting to replace my worn-out old Cyrix 300 CPU with an AMD K6-500. The mobo will handle it OK, but I'm wondering about the kernel (standard SuSE 6.4). Since it was installed with the Cyrix, will it automagically handle the AMD? I know there is some sort of 'stepping routine' that the Cyrix needs, and I wonder whether this is set in the kernel on install, or is it called at bootup time only if needed? Any ideas?
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